Trump Campaign Memo Tells Surrogates To Bring Up Clinton Sex Scandals

“And tonight, one of Clinton’s most powerful weapons, First Lady Michelle Obama, in Pennsylvania, ” touted anchor David Muir leading into Cecilia Vega’s report, “And she did not hold back on the Trump”. The 33-second video, which begins with Trump’s claims at the debate, races through a montage of photos representing Clinton’s political career as “I’ve got stamina“, a line from her song The Greatest, is played on a loop. Check it out above. She recalled that when he first confessed the affair to her, “I was dumbfounded, heartbroken and outraged that I’d believed him at all”.

“Hillary Clinton and her campaign of 2008 started the birther controversy”.

During the year she presided as Miss Universe, Trump turned Machado’s weight gain into a media spectacle, inviting news cameras to record her – against her will – working out at a gym.

“I’m really proud of the campaign that my mom is running, focused on what is actually at stake in this election and I’m really grateful to have had the chance to talk about the things that I care about”, she said.

“He thought about it, and I’m sure he said to himself, ‘a president of the United States shouldn’t attack somebody personally when their daughter is sitting in the audience, ‘” Gingrich said.

She said she was “grossly generalistic” in her remarks at the LGBT fundraiser in New York Friday and, she added, “that’s never a good idea”. The other one says I understand how a lot of people feel unseen in America.

“I felt like I needed to get involved”.

Mr Trump pointed to the former head of the 2008 Clinton campaign, Patti Solis Doyle, who was accused of admitting that a campaign ally pushed the birther conspiracy rumours.

After Trump boasted that he did not mention Monica Lewinsky during the Monday night debate, his surrogates applauded his “restraint” and proceeded to try to link Hillary Clinton to her husband’s sex scandals.

And that, my friends, is the gendered double standard of American politics.